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"Moving forward to 2009, we must go further in promoting national unity and non-racialism in our homes, work, schools, churches, sports, arts and culture and all aspects of our lives," he said in his "Letter from the President".— AllAfrica News: Latest
Since the 19th century, important anti-Jewish movements have been racialist (National Socialism in Germany), but this racialism was not the basis of Christian anti-Jewish movements (Christianity in the 4th and 5th centuries and during the Inquisition in Spain and Portugal).— Chicago Indymedia
I would say that Obama†™ s support for this “legislative abomination on steroids†reveals that his putative post-racialism is only skin deep, but it isn†™ t even that.— Discriminations
Instead of voters projecting qualities of greatness, charisma, post-racialism or epic newness onto a candidate, you have professional partisans and intellectuals projecting political theories onto a president.— The Moderate Voice
Since the election, the media has manufactured a discussion about whether the U.S. has entered some netherworld of post-racialism.— CounterPunch

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